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  • Design patterns are NOT from hell

    I saw this somewhere in my daily reading list (I religiously browse my Google Reader at the start of the day). I thought to myself that the blog author probably had negative experiences with programmers or architect types who place too much emphasis on design patterns. I agree that people who give too...
    Posted to cruizer by cruizer on 05-01-2008
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  • Model View Presenter

    Here is a link to an article about the model view presenter design pattern . The article was created by one of the gurus in the field , Rod Cerrada. Read More on this Article.
    Posted to M3X Interface by trashVin on 04-03-2008
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  • Of SOAP, Design Patterns and JAVA

    1. SOAP and XML Web Services is not simple. MS Visual Studio, Disco.exe and WSDL.exe makes it simple but it's not simple.(who the hell said it's simple) 2. I just finished reading this Thread at the Microsoft Community Forums and all I can say is...Patterns provide repeatable solutions but it's...
    Posted to Implementing INosebleed by Agile_ph on 07-30-2007
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  • Ajax Anti-Patterns

    I've been working with alot of Ajax lately(this includes code and laundry :P) and just realized that i've been doing some unecessary code after reading this article . I think I got hooked so much with the Ajax-hoopla that I forgot that not everything should be done via Ajax. Below is an outline of what...
    Posted to Keith Rull by keithrull on 03-23-2007
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  • FluentInterface

    So that's what they call it, FluentInterface . I've noticed this when i first encountered query construction in NHibernate in constructing a query using a criteria: IList cats = sess.CreateCriteria(typeof(Cat)) .CreateAlias("Kittens", "kt") .CreateAlias("Mate", "mt") .Add( Expression.EqProperty("kt.Name...
    Posted to jokiz by jokiz on 01-08-2007
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  • Pluggable HelloWorld in Java

    Here is my version of Hello World. I call this, Pluggable HelloWorld! :) Greeting.java, which all Classes must implement to be a plug-in. 1 2 3 4 5 6 package ph.devpinoy.helloworld; public interface Greeting { public String sayGreeting(); } HelloWorld.java 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 package ph.devpinoy.helloworld;...
    Posted to Lamia's stack and heap based memories... by lamia on 12-23-2006
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  • script.aculo.us

    I'm really feeling so tired as I'm writing this post. But that's not to stop me as I am very happy to have learned something new. While I was studying client's code, Converting from PHP to Java. I didn't quicly realize the how script.aculo.us and Prototype.js makes your javascripting life so much faster...
    Posted to Lamia's stack and heap based memories... by lamia on 10-16-2006
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  • Implementing the ListCollectionView

    The ListCollectionView is a WPF wrapper for an IList. When you add or remove something from the IList, the ListCollectionView must be notified of the change by calling its OnCollectionChanged method so it can sync with the IList. The problem is, OnCollectionChanged is a protected method i.e. we can't...
    Posted to Driving .NET by smash on 10-06-2006
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  • The ViewController and XAML

    About two nights ago, I learned how to use an external XAML in a WPF application. It was so simple. Just read the XAML, parse it, and then wire the elements to your code. Now if this is how we are supposed to code in WPF, then I might just as well stick to WinForms. Fortunately XAML was not designed...
    Posted to Driving .NET by smash on 10-05-2006
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  • Breaking down web.xml

    I was lurking in javaranch when I bumped into this interesting thread. http://saloon.javaranch.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=7&t=017627 I didn't know you could actually break down your web.xml into smaller pieces. It's annoying when everything gets bloated up with code... <...
    Posted to Lamia's stack and heap based memories... by lamia on 08-22-2006
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  • implementing undo and redo

    for a command to be undone, we need to store it somewhere. to facilitate this, we need to create a class for every command and we also need to create a class that will process and then store these commands upon request. interface ICommand { void Execute(); void UnExecute(); } the code above shows the...
    Posted to Driving .NET by smash on 02-12-2006
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